Sentence examples for concluded the target from inspiring English sources

Paparazzi who besieged Reese Witherspoon, the star of "Legally Blonde," on her way from a gym to her home in April undoubtedly terrified her, concluded the Target Crimes Unit of the Los Angeles district attorney's office, but it has no grounds for prosecution, The Associated Press reported.

A statement on the investigation said the Pentagon conducted a "thorough assessment, review and validation process" and concluded the target buildings were being used exclusively for military purposes.

Concluding, the target accuracies for our pose measurement system are based on the accuracies for the pose of virtual objects that can be realized by the current HMD and we can distinguish three scenarios.

For instance, for range-based positioning, it can be concluded that the target node position can be found in a bounded convex set (a feasible set) if the distance measurement error is positive.

We have first assumed that at least one measurement error is positive and then have concluded that the target node position can be found at least inside one ball derived from the measurements.

Specific amplification was concluded when the target and the no-template control showed different melting temperatures.

Because the signals did not increase in the 500 ng slots, we concluded that the target DNA was in excess over the probe.

A recent example in tobacco observed that the 22 nt nta-miR6019 thegets the N gene and triggers the generation of nta-siRNAI and nta-siRNAII which was dependent on RDR6 as well as nta-siR2142 (generated from tobacco TAS3), and concluded that the target of nta-miR6019 might be a novel TAS gene [ 48].

Combined with our in vitro binding studies, we conclude the molecular target of 2 is biological membranes and future studies into the interaction of this complex with specific membrane structures will provide more detailed insights into the bioactivity of 2 and its analogues.

"Though Metro Orlando may be one of the most highly marketed regions in the world," the study concluded, "the current message is not targeted to high-tech companies".

The new measure, signed into law by the president on Sunday, allows intelligence officials to eavesdrop without a warrant on international phone calls or e-mail messages to or from an American inside the United States, but only if they conclude that the "target" is outside this country.